TMC
08-13-2019, 03:42 AM
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/12/arts/television/summer-carnivals-euphoria.html
"The sinister carnival is a staple of American popular culture," says Alexis Soloski. "It arrives in a town, often in the summer, trailing tinsel and the aroma of deep-fryer fat, promising rebellion and reversal, a breather from ordinary life. The rides mess with physics. The noise, lights and corn dogs mess with everything else."
"The sinister carnival is a staple of American popular culture," says Alexis Soloski. "It arrives in a town, often in the summer, trailing tinsel and the aroma of deep-fryer fat, promising rebellion and reversal, a breather from ordinary life. The rides mess with physics. The noise, lights and corn dogs mess with everything else."